I downloaded the book off of the greater interwebs torrentverse for free. I already increased my net worth $10 doing that.
That said, after reading the opening chapter where they are talking about the three types of people, the last one pretty much described me. Bought 3 year old car because I understand the *****ation involved in buying new (2009 Sable Luxury Model...Original MSRP $33,000...price used $14,500), only debts are low interest rate mortgage and student loans, got a $15,000 cash cushion at all times, use credit cards for convenience and cash back incentives...pay it off totally every month...save 10% of paycheck, Roth IRA irrelevant now that the wife has work and we're going to be over the limit...but still good advice. Yup, pretty much me. I'd also hope that this **** is common sense, but apparently it isn't. I can't believe people write books about this.
I'd like to add to this to common sense **** you should do already: Pirate as many movies and software as possible. For the cheap price of an offshore seedbox, you can become untraceable and enjoy endless entertainment options for free. Shop at Aldi's for food. It's delicious and cheaper than everywhere. Trader Joe's is a good substitute if you're into that organic ****. The thrift store in uppity rich man areas are the **** because the rich *******s take their never-worn-still-with-tags Prada shirts there and you can buy them for $10 each. Mow your own damn lawn, etc, etc.[/QUOTE
Well, I do almost everything you do except the pirating, I'm a value thief, if something is worth buying I'll buy it. The bogleheads book is worth having on paper to always refer to. I own a kindle but I still bought the hard copy for that reason and to pass it on to others.
You can still qualify to contribute to a ROTH IRA with high incomes using the backdoor Roth method, google it. So you still can max out the 401k and a Roth every year.